How and When Your Baby’s Gender Is Determined
Did you know preimplantation genetic testing during IVF is almost 100% accurate in finding out the…
The Formation of Your Baby’s Bones and Skeleton
Did you know babies start with 270 to 300 bones? As they grow, these bones come…
Understanding your baby’s first heartbeat
Did you know your baby’s heart starts as a cell cluster with a beat by week…
When Does Your Baby’s Brain Start to Develop?
A newborn baby’s brain has more than 100 billion neurons. This starts in the first trimester…
The Best Time to Announce Your Pregnancy
About 60-70% of miscarriages happen before 12 weeks. This fact is crucial for couples thinking about…
The Impact of Loud Noises on Your Baby During Pregnancy
Did you know loud noises over 85 decibels (dB) can harm your baby’s hearing development and…
What Babies Feel Inside the Womb
Did you know that a baby’s hearing starts developing around 20 weeks into pregnancy? They even…
Taste Development in Babies: When Do Taste Buds Form?
Did you know that babies are born with about 10,000 taste buds? Adults only have between…
When Can Babies Hear in the Womb? A Timeline
Did you know a baby starts to hear sounds around 18 weeks into pregnancy? Midway through…
How and When Does a Baby’s Vision Develop in the Womb?
Did you know, by just 7 weeks into pregnancy, the main parts of your baby’s eyes…
The Baking Soda Gender Test: Fact or Fiction?
Did you know the Baking Soda Gender Test is only 50 percent accurate? The outcome is…
Missed or Late Period: Early Signs of Pregnancy Explained
Did you know that around 1 in 4 pregnant women might see signs of implantation bleeding?…
What Does Pink Discharge Mean During Pregnancy?
About 7 to 24 percent of women bleed during the early months of pregnancy. Though the thought of…
Handling Diarrhea in Pregnancy Safely
Did you know loose stools are more common in pregnancy? If you have loose stools over…
Sex Drive Fluctuations During Pregnancy: What to Expect
About 60% of women notice changes in their sex drive when they’re pregnant. It’s often because…